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clumsy_auror) wrote2006-12-05 09:31 pm
clumsy_auror) wrote2006-12-05 09:31 pm
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Distractions are a positive thing.
Books are somewhat helpful, but her attention keeps wandering; the television or music are even less effective. Doing something with her hands is a definite improvement, so Nymphadora's sitting on the couch with a scrap of fabric, a spool of thread, a needle, and her wand in her hand. She's practicing the sewing spells Molly taught her.
As a concession to Bernard's nerves, there's a blanket tucked around her legs, and a cup of tea on the table in front of her.
Books are somewhat helpful, but her attention keeps wandering; the television or music are even less effective. Doing something with her hands is a definite improvement, so Nymphadora's sitting on the couch with a scrap of fabric, a spool of thread, a needle, and her wand in her hand. She's practicing the sewing spells Molly taught her.
As a concession to Bernard's nerves, there's a blanket tucked around her legs, and a cup of tea on the table in front of her.
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If Dora really wanted, Beatrice could help her find Sunny, maybe.
It might take some effort, but, you know. It could be Worth It.
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"Beatrice, you haven't seen her lately, have you?"
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Maaaaaybe.
She can't remember.
Cookies might remind her.
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Nymphadora happens to be munching on one right now, and holding a plate of them in her hand, as she gazes solemnly down at Beatrice.